
Think you know your motors? Prove it.
Fränk hosts. Hilary provides the running commentary. Pick your player count and difficulty, then take on ten questions each.
Multiple choice — four answers, one is right.
True or false? — one statement, two buttons.
Take a guess — two numbers, one is right.
Each correct answer earns 1,000 points, plus up to 500 for speed. The number on the timer shows what your answer is worth right now. That's up to 1,500 points per question.
Question ten is the Final Question, worth double points: up to 3,000. A chance to steal the lead.
Easy — 60 seconds per question. Get 5 out of 10 right.
Medium — 45 seconds. Get 7 out of 10 right.
Hard — 30 seconds. Get 9 out of 10 right.
The timer starts once the question and answers have been read out. You can answer sooner: tap to interrupt and claim the full speed bonus.
Up to four players take turns on one device. The current player's name appears at the top. Fränk can't read your names out, by the way.
Your leaderboard, names and question history are stored in this browser — rather than on a server. They're kept on your device.
Clearing your browser data clears your progress too. A private window or a different device starts fresh too.
Use the home screen's Back up button to save your leaderboard, names, settings and question history in one file. Keep it in your cloud storage or email it to yourself. Import it using the same button on your new device to pick up where you left off. Purchases aren't included in backups.
On your TV everything stays on this device: your leaderboard, your names and your question history can't be written to a file and carried to another device. Your purchase isn't affected — that one lives with your Amazon account and comes back by itself after a reinstall.
So that the show plays smoothly, with no gaps in the sound, we recommend downloading the audio files once. It is entirely optional — the show runs without it, with voices and music arriving as you play. Use Please download on the home screen; it shows how much that currently comes to. Best over Wi-Fi, and you only do it once.
Without it the show still runs, it just has to fetch each line as it goes.
Downloaded audio lives in this browser's storage, alongside your leaderboard. You won't find it as ordinary files on your phone.
Delete downloaded audio before uninstalling the game. Open “Please download” and use the delete button below the download button.
Uninstalling first can leave downloaded audio in your browser's storage. The game and its delete button disappear, but the browser may keep those files.
Already uninstalled? Reinstall the game, delete the audio under “Please download”, then uninstall again. Your leaderboard stays intact.
On your TV there's nothing to take care of. The audio lives in the app's own storage, and when you uninstall the game one day, all of it goes with it — no clearing up first. You can still free up space whenever you like: Delete downloaded data sits in the “Please download” sheet, right below the download button.
The game remembers which questions you've played and picks fresh ones first. To reset that history, use Shuffle questions on the home screen. Every question goes back into the pool. Using Restart during a show also reshuffles the questions.
Correct answers in total earn you lifelines. A mistake does not take that progress away.
| Lifeline | Easy | Medium | Hard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two Out! | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Double Chance | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| Time Bonus | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| Shield | 5 | 6 | 7 |
Two Out!: remove two wrong answers, already during narration. Works on four-answer questions; the existing lock on Hard vocabulary questions stays in place.
Double Chance: switch it on before you answer, then pick two different answers. If one of them is right, the question counts as correct. Your first pick stays marked but does not reveal the solution. The timer keeps running. If it runs out after only one pick, that pick counts. Not on typed estimates.
Time Bonus: nothing to press — once you have earned it, it works on its own: with 5 seconds left, the timer fills back up. Answer before that and it stays available for a later question. Also works with typed estimates.
Shield: automatically prevents the 2,000-point penalty for a wrong or unanswered Final Question, once. The answer still counts as wrong; your hit rate and the pass mark do not change. Unlocking it brings a short message with confetti.
Each lifeline is available once per player and show. You can combine several on the same question — except Two Out! and Double Chance together, which would hand you the answer. Earned lifelines survive mistakes. You cannot use them while paused or in Score Rush.
Streak points: reach those same four thresholds with correct answers in a row and each step pays 500 extra points. Each step counts once per player and show, up to 2,000 points. Mistakes reset the running streak; streak points you already earned stay. On the Final Question it is exactly 500 per step too, with no doubling.
The missions Triple, Know-It-All and Comeback stay on as badges in your highlights. They award no points. At the end you see your best streak.
Score Rush has a separate streak for each player. Get 5 correct in a row for +500 points, 7 for +700, and 10 for +1,000. These bonuses add up: a ten-answer streak earns 2,200 bonus points on top of the normal answer points.
Each bonus level pays out once per player, per Score Rush. A wrong answer or timeout breaks your streak, but you keep any bonuses you have already earned. Reaching the same level again does not pay out twice. Three correct answers get a celebration, but no extra points. In multiplayer, you can earn the bonuses your own question count allows.
Your best score streak and bonuses appear in the results. Main-show rewards are not available or earned in Score Rush. The usual penalties for wrong or unanswered questions still apply.
Tap an answer or press A, B, C or D. For Yes/No and True/False questions, Y selects Yes/True and N selects No/False. Use the controls below to pause, restart or quit. Sound and subtitles are on the home screen.
Two of you on the sofa: your TV's own remote can play along as a second remote. It drives the Fire TV Stick over the HDMI cable rather than by radio, so HDMI-CEC device control has to be switched on at both ends. On the Fire TV it sits under “Settings → Display & Sounds → HDMI CEC Device Control”; on the TV it goes by Anynet+, SimpLink, Bravia Sync or EasyLink, depending on the brand. The D-pad, OK and Back come across — that's all the show needs. Then the remote stops going round the sofa and everyone keeps their own. Not every TV plays along; it's two switches to find out.
Test mode: all questions unlocked
Playing together? Take turns on this device.
The full game unlocks multiplayer. Everyone gets ten questions of their own.
Switch off any topics you'd rather skip. Keep at least one selected.
Saved in this browser. Clearing browser data clears your leaderboard too.
The timer starts after the question and answers have been read out. Pass the show to earn the bonus points.
Final Question · double points
You've won! Fancy a Score Rush?